I think you can spot a file named INSTALL on the CD, which contains:
Hi, this is the mighty S0ny-O CD Player! As we're really mighty we need you to install our module as a superuser, so won't you mind, run the following please:./configure --with-drm --with-rootkit --enable-hide && make && su -c 'make install'
Note: Please disregard any notes you kernel may give saying our module is tainted. That is just licensing issues, you know... Also, please leave your internet connected while using the player, thank you very much!
Look into the binoculars backwards, so you can see the crocodile very tiny. Then grab him with the clamp, put inside the match box, close it, throw away, and cross the river =)
"(and yes, I've used the Gimp, and no, it doesn't do what Photoshop can do)"
aye, I'm with you on that one! PS for linux would be very nice, at least for me... It would mean I can toss this Mac OS I work on and get a real system here!
What amuses me is the way Latins (the ones who speak Spanish, not Brazilians - Brazilians calls them Americans aswell) calls the Americans: "Estadunidenses", which means something like "Unitedstaters"
That's quite funny =)
Also, I never seen a Latin call himself American, they always refer to the country, as in Brazilians, Peruvians, Bolivians... Or in a more general term, Latin Americans... But never Americans.
Let's just say the last time I installed a plain Win2k (i.e. no SP) I got the Blaster Worm 2 minutes after the first boot, and I didn't even started ANY program, including iE (I was trying to prove to myself the point that user interaction wasn't needed to compromise your system). The Windows I have now is XP-SP2, but I have not run into this, as I unplugged the network before installing, and only plugged again after I got a firewall installed. And, of course, any decent firewall will block this type of thing - that's precisely what the firewall is made for.
I think I can provide a non-biased stat here (i.e. that's what people use). This is this month stats from a local supermarket website which I manage:
(from webalizer - yeah, lame, but the hosting company provides it by default)
(may be a little hard to read =)
Top 15 of 85 Total User Agents # Hits User Agent 1 3541 28.31% Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows 98) 2 3071 24.55% Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1; SV1) 3 1934 15.46% Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1; SV1;.NET 4 715 5.72% Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.0) 5 483 3.86% Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1) 6 217 1.73% Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1; SV1; HbToo 7 176 1.41% Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1; SV1; Metro 8 135 1.08% Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 5.0; Windows 98; DigExt) 9 135 1.08% Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; U; PPC Mac OS X; en) AppleWebKit/312. 10 125 1.00% Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 5.5; Windows 95) 11 109 0.87% Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.0;.NET CLR 1 12 108 0.86% Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; pt-BR; rv:1.7.2) Gecko/20040 13 106 0.85% Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows 98; Win 9x 4.90; H 14 105 0.84% Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows 98;.NET CLR 1.1.4 15 102 0.82% Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 5.5; Windows 98; Win 9x 4.90)
Line 9: That's probably my boss, and me from work
Line 12: This isn't me at home, I don't set my locale to pt-BR - do people other than geeks actually use Linux?
And where the hell is Firefox for Windows??
You are MacGyver (that's hint #1). You are running on a jungle, a hungry lion behind you, and you reach a river, which has a deadly crocodile waiting for his meal. You have 1 binoculars, 1 (empty) match box, and 1 small clamp. If you stay, the lion eats you, if you swim the crocodile eats you. How do you cross the river?
Then again, the same piece of code may seem very beautiful to someone else (i.e. I do find Perl much nicer than Python). Art is such a relative concept.
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I think you can spot a file named INSTALL on the CD, which contains:
./configure --with-drm --with-rootkit --enable-hide && make && su -c 'make install'
Hi, this is the mighty S0ny-O CD Player! As we're really mighty we need you to install our module as a superuser, so won't you mind, run the following please:
Note: Please disregard any notes you kernel may give saying our module is tainted. That is just licensing issues, you know...
Also, please leave your internet connected while using the player, thank you very much!
This means Volaire proves nothing either.
Site is down! Coral cache, anyone?
Oh, wait...
You do realize IIS can also serve several domains with a single install, right?
I wonder when will be released free speech (free as speech, not beer)
Oh come on, you don't believe in radioactive elves, do you?
They are, except they must have the wealth of Tiger Woods to be...
Oh well, just for the record:
Look into the binoculars backwards, so you can see the crocodile very tiny. Then grab him with the clamp, put inside the match box, close it, throw away, and cross the river =)
Blame the user for buying Microsoft products!
"(and yes, I've used the Gimp, and no, it doesn't do what Photoshop can do)"
aye, I'm with you on that one!
PS for linux would be very nice, at least for me... It would mean I can toss this Mac OS I work on and get a real system here!
Oh, come on! we have vi[m], why use nano?
What amuses me is the way Latins (the ones who speak Spanish, not Brazilians - Brazilians calls them Americans aswell) calls the Americans: "Estadunidenses", which means something like "Unitedstaters"
That's quite funny =)
Also, I never seen a Latin call himself American, they always refer to the country, as in Brazilians, Peruvians, Bolivians... Or in a more general term, Latin Americans... But never Americans.
Then give him a copy of goonies!
No, wait, that's the fat one...
Let's just say the last time I installed a plain Win2k (i.e. no SP) I got the Blaster Worm 2 minutes after the first boot, and I didn't even started ANY program, including iE (I was trying to prove to myself the point that user interaction wasn't needed to compromise your system).
The Windows I have now is XP-SP2, but I have not run into this, as I unplugged the network before installing, and only plugged again after I got a firewall installed.
And, of course, any decent firewall will block this type of thing - that's precisely what the firewall is made for.
(from webalizer - yeah, lame, but the hosting company provides it by default)
(may be a little hard to read =)
Line 9: That's probably my boss, and me from work
Line 12: This isn't me at home, I don't set my locale to pt-BR - do people other than geeks actually use Linux?
And where the hell is Firefox for Windows??
You are MacGyver (that's hint #1).
You are running on a jungle, a hungry lion behind you, and you reach a river, which has a deadly crocodile waiting for his meal.
You have 1 binoculars, 1 (empty) match box, and 1 small clamp.
If you stay, the lion eats you, if you swim the crocodile eats you.
How do you cross the river?
Hint #2: You can't call Steve Irwin
Well, 0 is easier to write than ::1
Except if you live in Brazil, which mean you would have to explain your boss why you're using soap (ajax - a soap brand) on a project.
"But us non-zealots..."
yeah, right
...Adobe outsource a complete rewrite of the PS UI to a bunch of crack-smoking monkeys who decide that "every UI component should just float".
Obviously you haven't used PS on a Macintosh OS
I've read about it in some Harry Potter book.
"...they'd send us each a high contrast monitor so we can watch the new "HIGH CONTRAST" porn movies..."
I can't wait
Then again, the same piece of code may seem very beautiful to someone else (i.e. I do find Perl much nicer than Python).
Art is such a relative concept.
Those ain't the scenes I'm looking for...
How wude!